I weighed, sexed, cleaned, and took more photos of all of the babies today. It might take me a couple days to get pix cropped and resized, but I'm pretty happy with the apparent outcome. I'll sex the supposed females a couple more times over the next few weeks, before any of the babies are made available.
I want to get more meals in them and at least one more shed. I'm definitely seeing RF influence in some of the babies, and I'm looking forward yo seeing the progression on these babies.

I'm still cleaning cages, I will feed when I'm done.

Fingers crossed that I have another successful feeding night.

Tessera babies!
 

Here's the 10 Tessera babies. Intial sexing, it appears to be 14 females and 12 males. I'll recheck a couple times over the next couple months.

I'm posting dorsal/ventral shots of each one, so this will take several posts to get all 10.

T1 (female?) and T2 (male)

T3 (female?) and T4 (male)

T5 (female?) and T6 (male?) **T6 is going to be available**

T7 (female?) **Might be availebla down the road**
and T8 (male) **T8 is going to be available**

T9 (female?) **might be available down the road**
and T10 (male) **T10 is going to be available**

Some of the photos are better than others. These guys are not easy to photograph! LOL

I offered their second meal last night, & 24 out of 26 ate (had the same number of eater last time)
This time, one of them was a repeat non-eater, & the other was one that ate the first meal, but not the second. One that refused first meal did eat the second meal, so overall, I think it's pretty successful!
The ones that are not eating are all regular Amels.

I'll post the regular Amels & Normals as well.

A11 (male) **might be available down the road**and A12 (female?) (holdback)

A13 (male) (holdback) and A14 (male) **A14 is going to be available**